Wright comments on blogging

“It really is high time we developed a Christian ethic of blogging. Bad temper is bad temper even in the apparent privacy of your own hard drive, and harsh and unjust words, when released into the wild, rampage around and do real damage. And as for the practice of saying mean an unjust things behind a pseudonym – well if . . . → Read More: Wright comments on blogging

everything is amazing – nobody is happy

Friggin’ hilarious…  and a bit true as well

using google reader

Many of you will already use a ‘reader’ to follow sites/blogs, but for those of you who don’t and/or don’t know how, this post is for you.

If you have a ‘Gmail‘ (google-mail) account and have several websites or blogs you like to keep up with, I highly recommend using Google Reader.

. . . → Read More: using google reader

facebook passion

absolutely frickin’ genius.

(hat tip BW3)

(also – don’t miss the web links right throughout – many of the names, etc. have links to relevant webpages!)

how nice…

…of “all of [them] on the Facebook Team” to wish me a happy (30th) birthday (on the ’30th’ of January).

photo page

Thanks to the ‘Photobook‘ WordPress plug-in, (which imports and shows selected photos from my Facebook account) I now have an easily-added and maintained photo page!!!    enjoy!

settled…

aaaaand we’re done… (hat tip + bow to Rob!)

Everything ‘should’ be pretty much as it was on the other server – only we’ve got the URL issue sorted now, so all of the posts (and files, etc.) will have the ‘fruitfulfaith.net’ base…

I’ve also updated the Feedblitz subscription for those who wish to subscribe with that service. I’ve enjoyed . . . → Read More: settled…

cuil v. google?

I just saw this new search engine (hat tip Danny)…

I must say I enjoyed the ‘test search’ I did.  Good layout.  And I like their privacy policy.  Google knows too much…?

Thoughts?

lying and technology

This post over at newsweek raises an interesting question…

Can we trust photos in an age where photo-editing technology is not only highly advanced, but free?

The case of the extremely-strange-looking animal is one thing – there are (probably) ways of getting at whether or not such a thing exists other than arguing over the veracity of the pic; but . . . → Read More: lying and technology

we blog cartoon 1

Cartoon by Dave Walker. Find more cartoons you can freely re-use on your blog at We Blog Cartoons.